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As in, "What's the reason why you asked that question?"
No. Reason implies why. It's more correct to say, "What's the reason you asked."
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Why should you take coffee and juice together?
No reason, its up to you.
Should you get back together with your girlfriend?
if you really love her
Should bridges and internal summaries be used together?
I believe they should not.
Why should we not use listerine?
I know of no reason why you should not use it. If used as directed on the bottle, there should be no problem.
Should perforomist and pulmicort be used in a nebulizer together?
Yes the two are compatible together.
Should you taste substances used in experiments?
No. You should never taste anything used in any kind of an experiment for any reason.
Why should Detergents and hot water should be used together?
it removes the grease and dirt.
When should pie charts be used?
When you need to put information together.
what is the difference in using the word used or use?
Grammatically, there is no difference. They are interchangeable, but should not be used together.
Why should we not debate and what the bible say about it?
There's no reason not to! After all, God Himself does say in His Word the Bible in Isaiah 1:18 "Come now, and let us reason together."
Why should you use screws?
Screws are used to hold certain things together.
Should you have cell phones in class yes or no?
student should use cellphone in school because there are many reason that should allow to used it .
